Ion-implanted GaAs samples have been annealed using a Q-switched ruby laser. Both Si3N4 capped and uncapped samples decomposed and gallium precipitates were formed at the surface. The gallium could be removed by dissolution in HCl to leave high-quality GaAs.
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